TULSI TEA LEMON GINGER 100g

Manufactured: Organic India

Packing: 100g

TULSI TEA LEMON GINGER 100g

Indians have long worshipped Tulsi as a sacred plant. In fact, for thousands of years, Tulsi had been grown for spiritual reasons in the gardens of most Indian homes. Its branches, leaves and fragrance are used by Indians in for purification purposes and to heighten spiritual awareness. Thus, Tulsi is noted for these spiritual attributes, is commonly called “holy basil.”

Also known by the names, “the Queen of Herbs,” “the Incomparable One” and “the Mother Medicine of Nature – Tulsi is also a powerful medicine. Though many herbs are valued highly in India, the stimulating powers of Tulsi were recognized by the ancient healers and sages, giving it a unique status as one of the most sacred herbs in India along with Soma and the Lotus.

The best part of Tulsi is that it is one of the most effective adaptogens (an agent that helps the body adapt more efficiently to stress) ever known. Tulsi reduces the intensity and negative impact of stress caused by:

•    Mental tension

•    Emotional difficulties

•    Poor lifestyle habits



100% ORGANIC



An unique and all time favourite Tulsi Ginger combines the anti-stress and immune supporting properties of Tulsi, with aromatic smell and amazing qualities of Ginger, traditionally used to activate the body's fire element, to burn up toxins and improve digestion. Ginger is known to have the ability to calm an upset stomach, promotes the flow of bile and helps to minimize the symptoms of colds and allergies. Tulsi Ginger is a delicious indulgence any time.

Stress Relieving & Soothing

Enjoy the benefits of our herbs:*

•    Reduces Stress

•    Rich in antioxidants

•    Guards against cough & cold

•    Enhances stamina

•    Builds immunity

•    Helps in digestion

•    Alleviates nausea and motion sickness

•    Eliminates toxins



Caffeine free!

For maximum health benefits, drink Tulsi daily, as much as you like!



All Organic Ingredients:

Rama Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum)

Krishna Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum)

Vana Tulsi (Ocimum gratissimum)

Ginger (Zingiber officinale)